... a nev series of popular letters on thoe. subject of agri- cultural chemistry. They nrc addressedo to Alderman Mechi. Grace Greenwood, thoe well-known American autho- Iess, lectured at Tremiont Tomple, hil Boston, Noveni- ber 15, to an immense audienec ...

... follows What have you for breakfast, and how is the baby?” The answer came back—“Buck- wheat cakes and the measles.” Mrs. Grace Greenwood, in a lecture on children, says : —“ We know by babies crying for the moon, that heaven is nearer to them than tous.’ ...

... Peter. Oh, no ! I never knew enybody named Peter that could earn his salt. Well, then, call him Saltpetre. Mrs. Grace Greenwood, in a lecture on children, says:— We know by babies crying for the moon, that eaven is nearer to them than to us. Mothers ...

... in the Tenth Century. New ed. fcap. Bvo. ORI BRI s o - o Jsteobevicaioaiderivnsudessierss BN Oneida (The) Sisters, by Grace Greenwood. Feap. Bvo bds. SRR U 5 . o v s a'snoraios b inihancasabonsnacisossse M Our Little Girls. By the Author of “ A Little ...

... Lee, of lleiuswoitb, and niece Tlioiuas Lee. Esq. On the 2nd inst., •pci, Bradford, the Rev. John Jones, Mr. Reynolds, Grace Greenwood, both of Culvei Icy. Same day, the parish chu.ch, Bradford. Mr. Joha Angus, ; Jane Oates, both of Ibadford. the Ist inst ...

... Greenwood, of Horton. On Wednesday, at Eastbrook Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. John Jones, Mr. Daniel Reynolds to Miss Grace Greenwood, botli of Calverley. On Tuesday, at Eastbrook Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. Robert Thompson, father of the blidegroom ...

... pay his WIJ. When asked if didn’t feel bad and sore over It, rcp.ied, Oh, no, I only felt little put out about it. Mrs. Grace Greenwood, in lecture on children, taya; •• We know crying lor the moon, that beaten is than to us. Mothers bear this mioj, ami ...

... kindness and esteem. Philosophical travellers, like Mr. Emerson and Mr. Charles Sumner, or sentimental Unitarian/, like Grace Greenwood and that host of entertaining writers of the same rose-pink school, who come over here every Summer, and keep up a pleasant ...

... kindness and esteem. ° l Philosophical travellers, like Emerson and Mr Charles Sumner, or sentimental Unitarians, like Grace Greenwood and that host of entertaining writers of the same rose-pink school, who come over here ever) summer, and keep pleasant ...

... sick the aaaaoo their vipoor ; and the disappointed the tide of their Alaa, it is not the tiroes that ore changed, but Grace Greenwood, in lecture on children, rays •Wa know babiaa crying for the moon, that heaven is to them than to ua.' Mothers should ...

... 1 hi When asked if he didn't feel bad and sore over it, he ie Oh, no, I only felt a little put out about it. Mrs. Grace Greenwood, in a lecture on children says : We know by babies crying for the moon, that heave is nearer to them than to us. Mothers ...

... Sir, he replied, I have bought a new bonnet for my wife, and fear the fashion may change before I get home. Mrs. Grace Greenwood, in a lecture on children, says:— We know by babies crying for the moon, that heaven is nearer to them than to us. Mothers ...